Tejashwi writes to PM Modi, urges him to grant 5,000 crore for Bihar floods
He alleged that this situation is not merely the result of a natural disaster; it is also the consequence of years of persistent failure regarding response, mitigation, and adaptation strategies within disaster management.
Tripura: Two men from Bihar arrested with pistols, ammunition in Agartala
Reported by: Mrinal Banik Agartala: Tripura Police and Assam Rifles arrested two men from Bihar and recovered two 9-mm pistols and three live cartridges from their possession in the Salbagan area of Agartala, officials said on Monday. The arrests followed information received from a confidential source about two persons allegedly moving around the area with [] The post Tripura: Two men from Bihar arrested with pistols, ammunition in Agartala appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Interstate cyberfraud gang busted in Nalanda, 2 held
Elderly man, woman hurt after wild boar attack in Danapur diara
Bihar CM visits flood-hit Vaishali and Saran to oversee relief
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Car overturns in Samastipur, crowd loots liquor
PPU PhD exam to begin from Sept 15
Farakka barrages all gates opened; CM says flood situation may ease in few days
Patna climbs to 16th in clean air survey
Eight Sentenced to Life Imprisonment for Murder of Bihar ASI
A Bihar court has sentenced eight individuals to life imprisonment for the murder of Assistant Sub-Inspector Santosh Kumar Singh during a village dispute. Eight Sentenced to Life Imprisonment for Murder of Bihar ASI
Woman held with liquor in train, her calm composure stuns cops
Chief secretary reviews Pitripaksha Mela preparations
Patna food lab gets NABL accreditation
Tejashwi urges PM to declare Bihar floods national disaster, seeks Rs 5kcr package
Gandak erosion forces villagers to dismantle homes, school submerged for 50 days
BJP to launch month-long outreach drive from Sept 17
State govt plans educational, spiritual university with Art of Living Foundation near Patna
Medical emergency delays Mumbai-Darbhanga flight by 2 hours
Man, 3-year-old daughter die in Jamui road accident
CM reviews flood relief arrangements, camp facilities in Vaishali, Saran
Bihar CM inspects flood relief camps in Hajipur and Sonpur districts
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16-year-old boy shot at over speeding dispute in Rohtas, 6 detained
Munger court sentences eight to life for murder of Bihar ASI during village clash
Digital Desk | Patna, Sep 7 (IANS) A court in Bihar's Munger district on Monday sentenced eight people, including three women, to rigorous life imprisonment for the murder of Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) Santosh Kumar Singh, who was fatally attacked while attempting to defuse a village dispute during Holi celebrations in March 2025. District and Additional Sessions Judge (IV) Kumari Manisha also imposed a fine of Rs 25,000 on each convict. In case of non-payment, each convict will have to undergo an additional six months in prison. All eight convicts have been sent to jail. Public Prosecutor (PP) Sanjay Kumar Singh said the court convicted the accused under Sections 103(1), 117(2) and 118(2) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), along with other relevant provisions. The sentences will run concurrently. The incident took place in March 2025 in Nandlalpur village under Muffassil police station limits. On the day of Holi, a dispute involving a local resident, Pradeep Kumar, was reported in the village. After receiving information, ASI Santosh Kumar Singh reached the spot with a Dial 112 police team and helped pacify the situation. Later that evening, at around 7.30 p.m., he returned to the village while on patrol and again intervened after noticing another altercation. According to the prosecution, when the ASI went to the house of a person identified as Ranveer to mediate, the accused attacked him with batons, iron rods, and a sharp-edged weapon, leaving him critically injured. Santosh Kumar Singh was initially taken to a local hospital following the attack. Considering the seriousness of his condition, he was referred to Paras Hospital in Patna, where he died during treatment. An FIR was registered at Muffassil police station on the basis of the statement of Constable Deepak Kumar, who was present at the scene. The case was taken up for a speedy trial, with the prosecution examining 12 witnesses during approximately one-and-a-half years of hearings. Public Prosecutor Sanjay Kumar Singh represented the prosecution. After hearing arguments from both sides and examining the evidence, the court convicted all eight accused under the relevant provisions of the BNS and other applicable sections. The convicts sentenced to rigorous life imprisonment are Ranveer Kumar, Ranjeet Kumar, Raju Kumar, Guddu Kumar, Vikas Kumar, Rekha Devi, Sarita Devi and Mausam Kumari. Following the hearing on the quantum of sentence, the court awarded rigorous life imprisonment to all eight convicts and imposed the prescribed fine, the Public Prosecutor said.
Scientifically strengthened embankments remain safe, says WRD minister
Energy secretary inspects flood-hit areas in Buxar
Flood situation remains grim in Bihar; CM Samrat Choudhary inspects relief camps
Bihar Opposition Leader Tejashwi Yadav urges Prime Minister to declare the flood a national disaster and provide 5,000 crore immediate assistance; officials say water levels in rivers have started going down in some places, even though they remain above danger level in other parts
Weather Tomorrow September 8: On Tuesday, a new weather alert has been issued by the Meteorological Department. Several regions across the country can expect heavy rain and thunderstorms. While Delhi experiences partly cloudy skies, Haryana will feel the heat. In contrast, Bihar and Odisha are set for cloudy weather with showers and possible thunderstorms. Isolated rain is anticipated in hilly areas like Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand.
Why Bihar govt is advising citizens not to fish in Nepal floodwaters
Why Bihar govt is advising citizens not to fish in Nepal floodwaters
NMC Approves Two New Medical Colleges in Bihar, 50 MBBS Seats Each for 2026-27
The National Medical Commission (NMC) has approved the establishment of two new medical colleges in Bihar, providing a significant boost to medical education and healthcare infrastructure in the state. Government Medical College, Chhapra (Saran) and Shri Ram Janki Medical College and
Bihar CM inspects flood relief operations in Vaishali, Saran; distributes cheques to kin of victims
Patna, Sep 7 (IANS) Amid the ongoing floods in Bihar, Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary visited Vaishali and Saran districts to assess the ground-level situation and review relief and rescue operations. The Chief Minister began his visit in Hajipur, where he conducted a surprise inspection of a flood relief camp near the old toll plaza. He reviewed arrangements for flood-affected families, including the community kitchen and other essential facilities, and interacted directly with people staying at the camp. During the inspection, Choudhary checked the quality of food being prepared at the community kitchen and enquired about the facilities available to the affected families. He also visited the Anganwadi centre operating at the relief camp and interacted with the children there. The Chief Minister also distributed ex-gratia compensation cheques of Rs 4 lakh each to the next of kin of around half a dozen people who had died due to drowning during the floods. Essential relief materials were also distributed among affected families. Choudhary directed officials to ensure that there were no lapses in relief and rescue operations and that all essential facilities reached flood victims without delay. Speaking to the media after inspecting the camp, the Chief Minister said that some inconvenience was inevitable during a natural disaster but asserted that the situation was currently under control. He said the water level of the Ganga was continuously receding, with a decline of around 1718 cms recorded. He added that officials and administrative teams were working diligently on the ground to provide relief and carry out rescue operations. Choudhary expressed hope that flood-affected people would receive considerable relief within the next two to three days, following which normal life would gradually return. He also stressed the need for continued vigilance in vulnerable areas and instructed the administration to ensure that relief supplies reached every affected family. Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Chaudhary accompanied the Chief Minister during the inspection. Several local MLAs from Vaishali, along with the District Magistrate, Superintendent of Police and other senior administrative officials, were also present. The local administration had made extensive arrangements for the Chief Ministers visit, with security personnel deployed at the relief camp and surrounding areas while officials supervised both security and relief arrangements.
BCECE 2026 Mop-up Allotment Result Released: Key Details and How to Download
The Bihar Combined Entrance Competitive Examination Board (BCECEB) has officially released the Mop-up Allotment Result for the BCECE 2026. This result is crucial for candidates seeking admission in various streams including Engineering, Medical, Pharmacy, and Agriculture. The application process was open from April 15 to May 13, 2026, with the examination conducted on May 30-31, 2026. In this article, you will find essential details such as key dates, application fees, and a step-by-step guide on how to download the allotment result. Stay informed and ensure you follow the necessary steps to secure your admission.
BPSSC Company Commander Recruitment 2026 - Apply Online for 65 Gulma Samadesta Posts
Bihar Police Subordinate Services Commission (BPSSC) has announced the Recruitment 2026 notification for 65 Company Commander posts. The online application process will be conducted from [10-09-2026, and closes on 10-10-2026. Eligible candidates can apply through the official website, bpssc.bihar.gov.in.
CSBC Driver Constable Revised Exam Date 2026 - Check New HMV Driving Test @ csbc.bihar.gov.in
CSBC Driver Constable Revised Exam Date 2026 HMV driving skill test rescheduled to September 14. Check new date, reporting time and important instructions.
Bihar Floods: Tejashwi Yadav Urges PM Modi to Declare Disaster and Provide Immediate Aid
Tejashwi Yadav calls for Bihar floods to be declared a national disaster and requests 5,000 crore in aid from PM Modi. Bihar Floods: Tejashwi Yadav Urges PM Modi to Declare Disaster and Provide Immediate Aid
Two Bihar men held with foreign-made pistols, ammo near BSF HQ in Agartala
Elderly farmer strangled near farm field in Barh village
Couple shot dead on rooftop while asleep in Rohtas
Assam Rifles captures two men from Bihar possessing firearms in Agartala
Initial investigation revealed that the two men arrived in Agartala from Khowai in west Tripura to hand over firearms to someone yet to be identified
Bihar Government on High Alert as Flood Situation Worsens
Bihars government is actively responding to the flood crisis, with Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary visiting affected areas and providing relief. Bihar Government on High Alert as Flood Situation Worsens
Bihar floods affect 2.7 million people as rivers swell across 13 districts
Around 27 lakh people have been affected as rivers overflowing in Bihar inundated 13 districts, prompting Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary to direct officials on Monday to ensure prompt relief and rescue operations while inspecting community kitchens for flood victims in Vaishali and Bhagalpur. Officials said 190 community kitchens were being run in various flood-hit districts, while 1,429 boats have been pressed into service for relief and rescue operations. CM Samrat Choudhary and his deputy Vijay Kumar Choudhary inspected the community kitchens in Vaishali and Bhagalpur, and directed the local authorities to continuously monitor river embankments and keep a close watch on vulnerable areas. Authorities have already sounded an alert in downstream areas of the Ganga after the river touched its highest flood mark at Gandhi Ghat and Hathidah in Patna. Fed by heavy rainfall, rivers have swelled and inundated 13 districts of Bihar, affecting 27 lakh people, officials said. So far in ...
Bihar man lifts new SUV to 2nd-floor rooftop with crane to protect it from theft
Bihar man lifts new SUV to ndfloor rooftop with crane to protect it from theft
Flood Situation Remains Critical in Bihar as Water Levels Rise Above Danger Mark
Bihars flood situation persists as seven rivers exceed danger levels, while some areas see a decline in water levels. Flood Situation Remains Critical in Bihar as Water Levels Rise Above Danger Mark
Things They Do in Bihar: Rampant Theft Makes Car Owner Do This in Gopalganj
A man in Bihar has found a rather unusual way to keep his SUV safe while he is away from home - he put it on the roof. A video doing the rounds on social media shows a Mahindra Scorpio Classic
Blast from the past: How Manmohan Singh govt released 25 Pakistani terrorists as UPA regime
The then Atal Bihari Vajpayee government released Azhar, Mushtaq Ahmed Zargar and Omar Sheikh in exchange for 154 passengers held hostage in Kandahar. However, Latif and several other names on the terrorists demand list were not released at that time.
New Delhi, Sep 7 (IANS) Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) supremo Mayawati on Monday expressed sadness and concern over the collapse of a five-storey PG hostel in South Delhi, the deaths caused by spurious liquor in Madhya Pradesh's Sagar district, and the loss of life and property due to floods in states such as Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. She said these incidents indicate that the government and administration are not fulfilling their responsibilities properly and stressed the need for greater vigilance in matters concerning public welfare. The collapse of a five-story PG hostel in South Delhi, resulting in the deaths of five people, and the deaths of 18 people yesterday in Sagar district of Madhya Pradesh after consuming poisonous liquor, and the subsequent hospitalisation of approximately 190 sick people for treatment, and the destruction of life and property due to floods in states like Uttar Pradesh and Bihar are extremely sad and worrying, she said in a post on X. These incidents prove that the government and administration are not fulfilling their responsibilities properly, which is why governments urgently need to be vigilant in matters of public interest and welfare. Governments also need to strictly curb the increasingly fatal negligence, indifference, and corruption of officials, she said. Meanwhile, at least six people have now been confirmed dead in the residential building collapse in Delhi. The Delhi Police have issued a Look Out Circular (LOC) against building owner Hariram Bansal following the fatal collapse of the five-storey building in Satya Niketan, as investigations into the incident and responsibility for the tragedy continue. The police registered an FIR against Bansal and others in connection with the building collapse on Sunday. According to the police, the structure was being used as paying guest (PG) accommodation, and renovation work was allegedly underway in the basement when the building suddenly collapsed. The five-storey building, known as 'Hostel Daze', was operating as a boys' PG, with several students staying on the premises when the incident occurred. An adjacent building also collapsed, according to eyewitnesses, raising concerns over the safety and structural condition of buildings in the area. Meanwhile, as many as 84 people are undergoing treatment after allegedly consuming spurious liquor in Madhya Pradesh's Sagar district, while the tragedy in its Banda tehsil has left around a dozen people dead, officials said on Monday. Of the 84 affected persons, 59 were admitted to Bundelkhand Medical College (BMC), 17 to the district hospital, and seven to the Banda Civil Hospital. The incident has raised concerns over the availability and sale of illicit liquor in the region, with authorities monitoring the condition of those undergoing treatment. Meanwhile, floodwaters from the Ganga and its tributaries, including the Punpun and Dardha rivers, continued to wreak havoc in Patna and adjoining areas on Sunday. The situation was aggravated by heavy rainfall in their catchment areas in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. The flooding has affected several areas, with authorities continuing relief and rescue efforts amid concerns over further deterioration of the situation due to continuing rainfall and rising water levels.
Bihar weather: Yellow Alert in 13 districts as floods affect 6.65 lakh people
Patna, Sep 7 (IANS) The monsoon remains active across Bihar, with the Meteorological Department issuing a Yellow Alert for rain in 13 districts on Monday. The alert covers West Champaran, East Champaran, Gopalganj, Siwan, Saran, Sitamarhi, Sheohar, Muzaffarpur, Madhubani, Darbhanga, Vaishali, Samastipur and Supaul. Heavy rainfall has been forecast in four districtsSupaul, Samastipur, Sitamarhi and Darbhanga. Strong winds reaching speeds of up to 30 kmph are also expected in some areas, along with the possibility of lightning. The Meteorological Centre has advised residents to remain cautious during adverse weather. Several parts of Bihar received significant rainfall over the past 24 hours. Munger recorded 73 mm, followed by Patna with 68 mm, Banka with 67 mm, Muzaffarpur with 65 mm, and Jamui and Siwan with 55 mm each. Despite the recent rainfall, Bihar has recorded a 35 per cent deficit in cumulative rainfall so far this season. Against the expected 820.9 mm, the state has received 531.3 mm. Patna received 68 mm of rainfall on Sunday. The capital is expected to remain cloudy on Monday, although the possibility of continuous heavy rainfall is low. Light drizzle may occur in some areas. Humidity and temperatures may rise once the rain subsides, while no significant change in temperature is expected over the coming week. While rainfall continues in parts of the state, rising river levels have compounded the situation. Heavy rainfall in Nepal and Uttarakhand has contributed to increased water levels in several rivers, with floodwaters now affecting 18 districts and approximately 6.65 lakh people. The Ganga is flowing above the danger mark from Buxar to Bhagalpur. The Punpun has risen 2.75 metres above the danger mark, with floodwaters reportedly overtopping or breaching protective embankments in the southern parts of Patna and entering residential areas. Flooding has also disrupted transportation at several locations, with water affecting the Patna-Gaya railway section, Bihta Sarmera NH 78, and the Mokama National Highway. The Son River has also caused flooding in riverside villages in the Bihta block, affecting around 20,000 people and submerging several roads. According to the Meteorological Department, rainfall across Bihar is expected to remain uneven over the next few days, with localised cloud activity and light rain likely in different areas.
Couple Shot Dead While Sleeping on Rooftop in Sasaram, Bihar
A couple was shot dead while sleeping on their rooftop in Sasaram, Bihar, sparking panic in the area. Police are investigating the incident. Couple Shot Dead While Sleeping on Rooftop in Sasaram, Bihar
Record-breaking Ganga floods hit Patna; 2.24 million people affected across Bihar's 12 districts
The weather pattern is changing rapidly across several parts of India, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasting rain, thunderstorms and strong winds in Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and several other states on September 7....
Tripura Police, Assam Rifles Nab Two Bihar Youths With Pistols and Ammunition
Agartala, September 07, 2026: Acting on a tip-off, a joint team of NCC Police Station and the 35 Battalion of Assam Rifles launched an operation at Shalbagan, near the BSF Frontier, and apprehended two persons allegedly carrying illegal firearms. The security personnel recovered two pistols, three magazines and eight live cartridges from their possession during... The post Tripura Police, Assam Rifles Nab Two Bihar Youths With Pistols and Ammunition first appeared on Northeast Today .
Ganga swells in Patna; 22 lakh hit by floods in Bihar
Patna, Sep 6: More than 22 lakh people in 12 districts of Bihar have been affected by a deluge as rivers overflowed following heavy rain in the state and neighbouring Jharkhand, with authorities sounding an alert as the water level in the Ganga crossed the highest flood level in Patna on Sunday. In a notification, [] The post Ganga swells in Patna; 22 lakh hit by floods in Bihar first appeared on Highland Post .
Duleep Trophy final: Kishan's hundred leads East's run glut on day-1
Skipper Ishan Kishan struck a flowing unbeaten 111, leading East Zone to a commanding 385 for four against a sloppy South Zone on the opening day of the Duleep Trophy final here on Sunday. Kishan (14x4, 1x6) and Kumar Kushagra (63) were batting at stumps, and the fifth wicket pair has so far added 144 runs in just 26.4 overs. The other contributors were teen phenom Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (44, 37b), Abhimanyu Easwaran (72), and Shikhar Mohan (85). Kishan, who completed 4000 first-class runs, merged aggression and composure to a nicety in his 135-ball knock, and raised 94 runs for the fourth wicket with Mohan. It came at an important juncture too when East were in trouble, the only time in the first innings so far, at 147 for three. South could have had their rivals in a far deeper predicament but Kishan and Mohan averted the disaster on a pitch that remained true the whole day. Kishans was a complete innings, sending the ball to all parts of the field through powerful pulls and imperious drives through the covers. The left-hander reached his fifty in 71 balls and then the next 50 came off 51 balls, completing his 10th first-class hundred. Kishan reached the landmark with a driven four off Shreyas Gopal, who was playing in his 100th first-class match. At the other end, Mohan has a solid presence, showing a lot more maturity than his tender 21 years. The feature of his innings was the judgment he showed to leave the ball outside off-stump. There was not even one single play and miss in his innings. But his fifty was not all about defence as Mohan carted off-spinner Tripurana Vijay for a six and two fours in one over to showcase his range. Just as he was nearing a well-deserved hundred, Mohan chopped left-arm pacer CV Milind, who replaced an injured Vidwath Kaverappa, on to his stumps. In fact, it was the Easts first innings story in a nutshell, batters getting dismissed before the innings reached the full bloom. Easwaran, who is often dubbed as an obdurate batter, looked in complete control, and at times even outpaced Sooryavanshi. They milked 100 runs for the opening wicket in just 14.overs and East seldom let that momentum slip. Sooryavanshi would curse himself for playing a rather reckless pull off Milind for substitute Tanay Thayagarajan to offer a simple catch in the deep. It, perhaps, was the first time South bowlers tested the young left-hander with a short-pitched ball and it yielded instant results. The whole sequence will teach the Bihar youngster to show more patience in the middle, particularly when nearly 10,000 spectators thronged the MA Chidambaram Stadium to watch the latest wonder kid in cricket. Kushagra too played with determination as South withered under a barrage of runs. Nothing more revealed the plight of South than the sight of lead pacer Mohammad Siraj going through three colourless spells. The India quick's outing on the day read 5-0-41-0, 5-1-24-0 and 4-0-31-0 for an overall reading of 14-1-96-0. Siraj was clobbered around by Sooryavanshi (6, 4, 4), Easwaran (4, 4), Kushagra (6, 4) as the Hyderabad man struggled to make an impact. He can partly blame a flat pitch for his ineffectiveness, but there was no real attempt from his side to alter the course of the happenings.
Bihar Governor Ata Hasnain calls on CM Omar Abdullah
Srinagar, Sep 06: Governor of Bihar, Lieutenant General (Retd) Syed Ata Hasnain on Sunday called on Chief Minister Omar Abdullah at the latters residence here. The two exchanged views on a range of issues of mutual interest during the meeting. Former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir Dr Farooq Abdullah and First Lady of Bihar were also present on the occasion.
Bihar Government Takes Swift Action to Aid Flood Victims in Bhagalpur
The Bihar government is providing essential support to flood victims in Bhagalpur, ensuring basic needs are met amid the crisis. Bihar Government Takes Swift Action to Aid Flood Victims in Bhagalpur
Water level falls in Buxar, relief ops stepped up
Floodwaters enter homes in Begusarai, 3L hit
Barh villagers demand CBI probe into four deaths
Ganga fury spreads downstream, govt intensifies flood vigilance
Make School theek karo a broad movement: Dipankar
Punpuns level remains alarming, 10 passenger trains cancelled
Unidentified mans body recovered from river in Muzaffarpur
2 coaches of Mahananda Exp derail near Ara, none injured
Delayed diagnosis remain challenge in treating gynaecological cancers: Experts
Diaspora, experts discuss roadmap for developed Bihar at Goa summit
Snakebite death, boar attacks deepen flood woes in Danapur diara
Patna HC rejects divorce plea over wifes alleged adultery
Man electrocuted while bathing in Buxar
Three friends die after speeding bus hits bike in Bhagalpur
Salary proposal raises hopes among unaided college teachers
Mithyasur explores fine line between faith and truth
37 police officers transferred; Raj Kumar Sah is new SP, Vigilance Investigation Bureau
Gautam Buddhas warning echoes as Ganga floods city
Overloaded truck triggers bridge collapse, cuts off dozens of villages in Purnia
Astro Park likely to open at citys planetarium on Sept 17
Bihar man hacks disabled son to death with axe amid family dispute, flees
Bihar man hacks disabled son to death with axe amid family dispute flees
Kailash Kher reacts to Kashmiri-Bihari joke on Samay Raina's India's Got Latent
Singer Kailash Kher has reacted to the criticism surrounding jokes involving Bihar and Kashmir on the stand-up comedy show India's Got Latent, calling for greater awareness and civility in public discourse
Nitish visits flood-hit areas, Tejashwi seeks Rs5,000cr central aid
Bihar Governor Ata Hasnain Meets Omar Abdullah In Srinagar
SRINAGAR: Bihar Governor Lieutenant General (Retd) Syed Ata Hasnain on Sunday called on Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah at his residence in Srinagar. During the meeting, Hasnain and Abdullah exchanged views on a range of issues of mutual interest. Former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister and National Conference president Dr Farooq Abdullah was []
25 Years Of Floods: What India's Human And Economic Losses Look Like
Floods continue to affect parts of north India, with Bihar now facing a serious situation as the Ganga has crossed its previous highest recorded level at Patna's Gandhi Ghat.
Three drown in separate incidents
CM seeks legal clarity on Rajnagar Raj Parisar land
Bihars Sonepur Greenfield Airport DPR Expected Within A Month, Construction Likely To Begin In 2027
Lakhisarai to get Rs 100-cr frozen semen station
Rahul attacks govt over police action against students protests
Over 19 lakh people in 11 districts affected in Bihar floods
Authorities sound alert in downstream areas after water level in Ganga crosses the highest flood level mark at Gandhi Ghat in Patna
Ganga crosses highest flood level in Patna, over 22 lakh affected in Bihar
Ganga crosses highest flood level in Patna over lakh affected in Bihar
Bihar students adorn burqas for Teachers
Patna: A Bihar coaching centres Teachers Day dance performance on Saturday, September 5, has sparked controversy after videos surfaced that show students clad in burqas with white paint on their faces and hair open. Facing flak, the organisers of the event, Students Career Platform in Bihars Forbesganj, later clarified that it was a Bhoothiya dance Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Severe Flooding in Bihar Affects Over 2.2 Million People Across 12 Districts
Flooding in Bihar has impacted 2.2 million residents, with rivers exceeding previous high levels. Relief efforts are underway. Severe Flooding in Bihar Affects Over 2.2 Million People Across 12 Districts
